In our prototype kin's domain we're applying the principles mentioned in the Anastasia books combined with the principles of permaculture.

Therefore, we recommend reading the books by Wladimir Megre about Anastasia, the books called, the Ringing Cedars Series.

Planting seeds

There is a very special way to plant seeds that Anastasia talks about. To find Anastasia's detailed instructions, please click here >> Planting Seeds

July 23rd - Festival day

of the small farmers and celebration day of the Earth

In the second book of the Ringing Cedar series Anastasia creates - upon Wladimir's suggestion - this festival day of garden plot holders in honor of the Earth.

On this day wake up with the first sun rays, be barefoot on their land, honor your plants, and spend some time alone pondering the purpose of your existence. Then celebrate with your loved ones and bring some of your fruits and veggies back (to the city) to people who don't have land.

"Everything - but everything - on Earth, every blade of grass, every insect, has been created for Man" - Anastasia.

Permaculture

We also recommend learning about Permaculture. Bill Mollison is the father of Permaculture. Here's his definition:

Permaculture. A copyright word, owned as a common copyright by the Permaculture Institutes & their graduates. Derived from ‘Permanent’ and ‘Culture’, as follows:

Permanent: From the Latin permanens, to remain to the end, to persist throughout (per = through, manere = to continue)

Culture: From the Latin cultura - cultivation of land, or the intellect. Now generalized to mean all those habits, beliefs, or activities than sustain human societies.

Thus, Permaculture is the study of the design of those sustainable or enduring systems that support human society, both agricultural & intellectual, traditional & scientific, architectural, financial & legal. It is the study of integrated systems, for the purpose of better design & application of such systems.

Bill Mollison explains further:

Permaculture is a philosophy of working with, rather than against nature; of protracted & thoughtful observation rather than protracted & thoughtless action; of looking at systems in all their functions rather than asking only one yield of them & of allowing systems to demonstrate their own evolutions.

Three basic principles of Permaculture

Care of the Earth
Rebuild natural capital

Fair Share
Set limits to consumption and
reproduction, and redistribute surplus

Care of People
Look after self, kin and community

There are many interesting and valuable sites about permaculture. If you're interested to find out more, please feel free to follow one of these links:

http://www.permies.com/

There is also the Permaculture Institute
>> http://www.permaculture.org/nm/index.php/site/index/

There is a permaculture research institute in Australia
>> http://permaculture.org.au/

And a worldwide permaculture network:>> http://www.permacultureglobal.com/

Our research project is our prototype kin's domain and our goals is to support kin's domain settlements. We're looking forward to hearing from you. Feel free to email us at:

ursula.gerard (at) naturwert-stiftung.de